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Decolonization 

Five hundred years ago, elite learned members of the Christian priesthood travelled North America to preach to the indigenous locals that they were evil pieces of shit, everything they believed was wrong, and they needed to be re-educated in order to save themselves. That was colonization.

Today, elite learned members of the Academic priesthood travel North America to preach to the non-indigenous locals that they are evil pieces of shit, everything they believe is wrong, and they need to be re-educated in order to save themselves. That is decolonization.
Amy - God, I hate myself for being a white person that was born in this country. My prof was so right when xe told me I need to do something to help with decolonization.

Becky – Why don’t you post a pic on Insta showing you wearing those dream catcher earrings?

Amy – Perfect! Now let’s go shopping!
Words you can keep

decolonization 

To take an indigenous persons virginity
decolonization: is to describe the indigenous
teacher “bro, you totally decolonized her!”
student “i know, you should of come!”

Decolonization 

Decolonization is the rematiriation of culture and tradition as well as repatriation of land and sovereignty to Indigenous People
As a settler, decolonization is not an option. However, I can do everything in their power to support the decolonization efforts of Indigenous people by centering the voices, process, and initiatives of Indigenous Nations that invite the settler voice to speak to those that willfully ignore Indigenous voices.
Decolonization by Rodsarva December 10, 2020

decolonization 

To take an indigenous persons virginity
decolonization: is to describe the indigenous
teacher “bro, you totally decolonized her!”
student “i know, you should of come!”

Financial Decolonization

A word coined by Quechua Artist Akapa Supay. This word was coined or created from a blog post he posted on his website which was titled "Financial Decolonization". In simpler terms, its true meaning is unlearning bad financial habits, while adopting financial literacy.
"Did you hear how Chester was saving up his money, used it to invest , while doubling his profit? That's some real Financial Decolonization right there"

"My rent is $1,500 for the month and I only had $2,000 to spend this month. I saw this new game system that was another $500, but when I calculated rent and purchasing the game system I didn't think it was a smart decision. I had to ask myself if It was a necessity, and because It wasn't I chose to save my extra $500. I wanted to execute my Financial Decolonization methods during the heat of the moment.

decanonization

An end to assigning great glory to someone who has proven themselves a schmuck.
Former two-timing boyfriend has been awarded a decanonization.
decanonization by good chick October 10, 2013

Recolonization 

‎"Recolonization": White professors using people of color for free to help them teach their classes they're getting paid for.
Professor Johnson asked Elder Black Eagle to speak in her Native Studies class again without pay, but he won't do it- he says it's another example of recolonization by whitey.
Recolonization by Warwhoop August 17, 2011
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